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removing original LE decals

Started by 88holden vbmenu_register("postmenu_2282020", true); · 12 Sept 2009 · 6 replies

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hey guys, ive got an 88 VL LE. its got these stupid decals on the side of it under the door panels that say LIMITED EDITION. just wondering if theres any trick to getting them off. cheers
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dont you dare you might as well get your self hard then run into a wall it would be worrying if you hit your nose first, but taking off those decals is worse then fking a fat chich
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lol, its just that the bloke i got the car from had tried to take them off so there a bit crap in some places. ive looked everyware to get new ones but i cant find anythin. i think ill leave them there for the minute then. cheers
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good boy now post photos of your car shame its non turbo
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yeh i would have got a turbo if the stupid P plate restrictions didnt come in, but it goes pretty good with the mods on it atm
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ANK it isn't a calais LE, it's just one of those regular 'limited edition's which got silver bumpers and a berlina interior.
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Hi 88holden we do this stuff everyday, as i run a business in signage. first, grab a heat gun, and apply heat to the desire area of the decal, and slowly pick the corners, and peel off. heat it up in sections. be careful not to apply too much heat, as you may bubble the paint. then once all the decals are off, grab some prepsol, or metho, NOT TURPS, lol, and clean all the gunk n glue off. then wash it once your done with it. any dramas, call me at work, 9330 3440.
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